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A bevy of A-list stars and high-profile guests styled their best formal threads for Le Grand Dîner du Louvre on Tuesday in Paris. Among the stars was two-time Oscar-nominated actress and frequent Chanel collaborator Keira Knightley, who attended the event alongside her husband James Righton.
Knightley looked to the runway for inspiration for her outfit for the evening’s black-tie festivities. The “Pride & Prejudice” star wore a gown courtesy of Chanel‘s fall 2024 couture collection. The strapless black dress was wholly evocative of dark glamour, refining the style with touches of sparkle.
Keira Knightley and James Righton attend “Le Grand Diner du Louvre” on March 4 in Paris.
The black gown featured a fitted bodice with buttons running down the front placket and small glittering silver gems styled in a floral motif. The dress also included a slight peplum element for a defined waist, while the full skirt added movement and layers of fabric for a voluminous effect.
As for her accessories, Knightley opted for simple touches, featuring a silver choker necklace with small stars, dainty earrings and a few delicate rings. The actress’ hair was styled in a bob with soft waves and a middle part.
Chanel fall 2024 couture collection.
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Knightley’s strapless gown made its runway debut during Paris Fashion Week in June 2024. The showcase took place prior to Matthieu Blazy’s appointment as the new creative director for the French luxury fashion house, succeeding Virginie Viard.
“This collection was rooted in classic Chanel codes, with streamlined tailoring, lavish embellishment and a preponderance of black,” Joelle Diderich wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.
Keira Knightley attends “Le Grand Diner du Louvre” on March 4 in Paris.
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“Evening options included a trio of frothy black ballerina dresses embellished with crystal cabochons; a trim black coat studded with 3D gold ribbons, and taffeta capes in ivory, fuchsia or black that split open to show off bare or stockinged legs,” Diderich wrote.
“There was an ‘80s feel to looks like a pale pink ruffled jumpsuit and the sweeping ivory bridal gown, which brought to mind Princess Diana’s wedding gown designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel.”
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